Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-03


Cruelty Agent Sawyer will visit Boston and
examine the appliance for killing horses ard
other smaller animals with . view TO purchas-
ing the same for the use of the Portland
society
FRAxKLIx.
Last Thursday evening Miss Eliza Perhan
of Pennington, when about TO GO down stairs
suddenly tripped, falling down stairs break
ing an arm. The consequences were at first
thought TO be serious, but we are glad TO
learn that she is doing nicely.
Al the late term Of the Pennington Munic-
ipal Court, before Judge d. Fl. Chandler, the
continued cases numbered three, and there
were six new entriss. Cases No. $50.
Getchell VS.. Toliman. and No. l53, Stubs
ct al. VS.. Richardson. go to judgment All
the other cases are continued. There were
no trials.
The Phillips Changers enjoyed one of their
fine harvest suppers last Saturday evening.
The annual election of officers occurs in one
week from next Saturday night
John Brackley, of West Freeman, met
with quite serious accident last Friday,
while cutting wood with his son 0rren. In
falling a tree il slid and struck him so as to
break his ANGLE just above the foot. He is
Dt bs- itskins 10 ~ pe
doing well.
Schooner Warrington of Bangor, lumber
laden, was towed into Rockland harbor from
Owls Head Monday leaking badly. A sur
vey was ma lie ami the vessel condemned.
Revenue Cutter Woodbury. is at Portland
being overhauled and put in order for the
coming winters work.
hearing was commenced We Ines lay AT
Thomaston in Hon. A. P. Gould's office be-
fore the following referees W. II. Fogler,
Esq, of Belfast, Hon. ID. \. Mortland and
George Gregory of Rockland. Suit is brought
BY the Pacific Bank against the estate of the
late Edward Merrill for about $1,000. True
P. Pierce of Rockland appears for the bank
and Hon. A. p. Gould for the defendant.
The Oriental Powder Co. have purchased
the machinery and buildings of the Warren
Powder Mills and have four men at work
taking out machinery and taking down three
of the mills, which they are to remove from
town. party has purchased of them the
water privilege and farm; rumor says the
| Wooden Mill Co are concerned in the enter
prise. The Warren Powder Mills have
passed out of history"
PENoBscor.
Recent developments go to show that mill.
No. and of the Dexter Mills, may start
up soon after January LIST, bnt it is uncertain
as yet. 1t depends on whether the affairs Of
the Company are SO far settled that lease
of these two mills can be be given.
A committee of Stafford post G. A. X.
which has the immediate charge of matters
pertaining to soldiers monument in Dexter
has received samples of the white bronze o.
which so many monuments are being con
structed now
Thursday morning, about o'clock, fr'
was discovered in the millinery store of NJ
f. L n. F. Estes, at Vim, the fire takin.
from stove between the flooring and thu
ceiling of the room below Considerabl,
damage was done, principally by water uset
to extinguish the flames.
PIsCATAQUIs.
The measles are doing quite work in til,
family of c. W. Ellis, of North Guilford a
four of the members had never had them.
At recent meeting of the trustees of thu
Foxcraft Academy, Mr.. w. T. Stubbs O
Foxcraft was elected one of the directors O
that institution.
Mr.. Bailey the hotel keeper at Harmon,
has been arrested by United States revenue
officer for a reported sale of liquor without
United States license.
Sheriff A. +. Leonard seized three case
of liquor at Milo junction, Friday last